Dyuman's Correspondence with The Mother

30 July 1935

My dear Mother,

Here is a desperate letter from G addressed to me and also partly to You. It is nothing but the usual accusations against Your love and the absurd notion of falling into the sea and killing herself. I have answered her letter at some length.

My dear Mother, nothing will happen, rest assured! I shall remain quite alert, and I hope it will soon be over.

Your letter is quite good and nothing more need be said.

Let quietness and calm be with you, not only in the depths but also in the surface consciousness, as I am indeed always with you.

30 July 1935